[Shard] - Sosaria
[Type] - Garish
[Book] - Red - 20 pages

[Title] - Kodeks Kir Book Of Circles

[Author] -



[Page 1]
<tu rete ku qi aksi: un,
or, ew us. de un sal
traktas. de or sal sent.
de us sal tepertas. a
ista qi bentas an plu
mag de sekde pen: un
kuporte ku or re don
mistas. or kuporte ku

[Page 2]
us re don leintas. ew
us int ku un re don
benintas. anai de un,
or, ew us est anord. ita
anai de aksi vidukte
trak semde bentas,
ord. qi aksi priinte re
in pritas. ista est okde

[Page 3]
bentas, a lem mistim
pri, kuauis kuante
pritas sa venle tu aksi,
ew ita tu bentas. kir
ten an fin. lem teinte
tutim, ku tu car parde
mag te benfin de tutas.
uide murom mis. lem

[Page 4]
mis teinte tutim, ku tu
carzen, ew tu bentas,
par car de priinle
tutas.>


(Translation)
All begins with the

[Page 5]
three principles:
Control, Passion and
Diligence. From
Control springs
Direction. From
Passion springs
Feeling. From
Diligence springs

[Page 6]
Persistence. But these
three virtues are no
more important than
the other five: Control
combines with
Passion to give
Balance. Passion
combines with

[Page 7]
Diligence to yield
Achievement. And
Diligence joins with
Control to provide
Precision. The
absence of Control,
Passion and Diligence
is Chaos. Thus the


[Page 8]
absence of the
principles points
toward the seventh
virtue, Order. The
three principles
unify to form
Singularity. This is
the eighth virtue, but

[Page 9]
it is also the first,
because within
Singularity can be
found all the
principles, and thus
all the virtues. A
circle has no end. It
continues forever,

[Page 10]
with all parts equally
important in the
success of the whole.
Our society is the
same. It too continues
forever, with all
members (and all
virtues) equal parts of

[Page 11]
the unified whole.